Cooper put some crickets in his lizard's cage. After one day, there were 8 lizards and the lizard had eaten 20% of the crickets he had put in the cage. (In other words there are 80% remaining).

a) how many crickets were there originally?

b) how many crickets were earthen?

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Aaliyah Delgado

Mathematics

7 September, 10:52

Cooper put some crickets in his lizard's cage. After one day, there were 8 lizards and the lizard had eaten 20% of the crickets he had put in the cage. (In other words there are 80% remaining).

a) how many crickets were there originally?

b) how many crickets were earthen?

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Cedric Lambert · Answer 1

Breeding and raising your own crickets can be very beneficial because the ... Live feeder insects, particularly crickets, are a staple of many popular pet lizard diets need to use substrate so the female crickets have somewhere to lay their eggs You should see eggs between four and seven days after putting the crickets in the cage

Cooper put some crickets in his lizard's cage. After one day, there were 8 lizards and the lizard had eaten 20% of the crickets he had put in the cage. (In other words there are 80% remaining).a) how many crickets were there originally?b) how many crickets were earthen?

Cooper put some crickets in his lizard's cage. After one day, there were 8 lizards and the lizard had eaten 20% of the crickets he had put in the cage. (In other words there are 80% remaining).

a) how many crickets were there originally?

b) how many crickets were earthen?